Loma thrusts you into Montana's Missouri River Breaks, America's rawest wild river stretch. Camp at Wood Bottom Recreation Area or Coal Banks Landing to launch rafts, hook trout, chase Lewis and Clark history. These two parks deliver riverfront pads perfect for unplugging in big-sky country.
Loma clings to the Missouri River twelve miles west of Fort Peck Lake. Raft the Big Muddy's whitecaps from Coal Banks put-in, the same spot Lewis and Clark cursed in 1805. Spot bighorn sheep on rimrock hikes through Upper Missouri Breaks National Monument. Fly fish for sauger under endless prairie skies.
Wood Bottom Recreation Area suits families with pets; pull-through sites handle big rigs easily. Coal Banks Landing draws groups who crave WiFi, drinking water, cheap rates from $5 a night. Both parks base you for day trips to Fort Peck Dam or Black Coulee National Wildlife Refuge.
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Loma anchors the Missouri River Breaks for whitewater rafting and fly fishing. This remote stretch drew Lewis and Clark in 1805; today, rafters launch from Coal Banks Landing amid bighorn sheep and rimrock canyons. Campers base here for Fort Peck Lake adventures twelve miles east.
Wood Bottom Recreation Area and Coal Banks Landing top the list right in Loma. Wood Bottom sits riverside with pet-friendly pull-through sites; Coal Banks offers WiFi, group areas, drinking water from $5/night. Both deliver Missouri River access.
Yes, Wood Bottom Recreation Area welcomes pets with pull-through sites. Coal Banks Landing focuses more on groups but check site rules. Both parks line the Missouri River for leashed walks amid Breaks scenery.